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[...] Thanks for visiting! If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. This blog posts regular Wordpress news, updates of themes, plugins, ideas, hacks, quick fixes and everything about blogging, especially with Wordpress. Go ahead, subscribe to our feed!Login Logger keeps track of recent logins to Wordpress for all users, as well as all failed logins. It records username, time, IP address and how long since each login attempt as well as time since last active for each user. [...]

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Thank you,

this plugin will be used on our many wordpress sites to keep track of our authors.

-Jake

Love it, I have been looking for this for a long time. Thanks

looks good to me! Thanks!

Thanks for the plugin it should be very helpful.

good info…thanks…

Nice one! got it working already!

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Where can I find the admin panel for it? I’ve installed it successfully, but I can’t find it Manage or Options.

Doesn’t anybody test this plugin with Wordpress 2.0.10? I tried to activate the plugin but I didn’t find any option anywhere.

[...] Wordpress plugin: Login Logger – Keep tabs on your users/authors. Login Logger v 0.1 keeps track of recent logins to Wordpress for all users, as well as all failed logins. It records username, time, IP address and how long since each login attempt as well as time since last active for each user. These tables can be accessed from the Users menu, and the list of failed logins can be cleared at any time. [...]

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Does not display a manage function in Users using WP 2.0.x

Hi! Thanks for the plugin, I was looking for something like this! Only one feature request. Can you log ‘last visit to site’ as well? That would be nice!

hey, this is a cool plugin. Thanks for sharing especially if my site is access by more than one person.

yup i would also like to request for last visitor.

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I upgraded to WP 2.2.3 and suddenly the menu link was not working. So i go through the code and changed the following function.

function loginlog_users()
{
add_submenu_page(‘index.php’,'Login Logs’,'Last Logins’,8,’loginlog/manage.php’);
}

Removed the full path from the last parameter and everything goes back to normal operation.

damn

i found out the same thing in approx one hour….
maybe i should have take a look on this site….
but it works!
it’ll work also with

add_submenu_page(’index.php’,’Login Logs’,’Last Logins’,8,’../wp-content/plugins/loginlog/manage.php’);

so whatever ….
good plugin anyway!

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Same problem here w/V2.2.3. Tweaked as listed above and works again now!

Thanks..
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hi! I just noticed that it will only work on tables with the default prefix (“wp_”).

Around line 21 on the manage.php, “wp_users” is referenced explicitly. I added a variable name on top of that line to reference it to $wpdb->prefix . ‘users’ instead.

But still a very useful plugin. Thanks!

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I love this plugin. I have a couple things to ask, though.

1. Could you make an option so that I can choose to not delete the database tables when I deactivate the plugin. I was surprised ot see all my data gone when I came back after bug checking another issue, where i deactivated all my plugins.

2. I would love it if you would expand this plugin to show all content (posts, comments, pages) that have been updated since the lats visit by a visitor who logs in. But it seems a little out of the scope, eh? I might do this myself, but I’d need the plugin to not erase the db records when deactivated, as mentioned above.

3. Just installed v. 1.1 (thanks for fixing the 404 error I was getting when trying to call up the management page). Now though, with no records (see above) I am getting the following error on the management page, under Last logins:

WordPress database error: [Illegal mix of collations (utf8_general_ci,IMPLICIT) and (utf8_unicode_ci,IMPLICIT) for operation '=']
SELECT distinct wp_users.user_login,wp_loginlog.username FROM wp_users LEFT OUTER JOIN wp_loginlog ON wp_users.user_login = wp_loginlog.username WHERE wp_loginlog.username IS NULL

I don’t know what that means. Have I done something wrong? I am using WP 2.3.

Thank you for listening, and for the plugin.

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when i install and activate its saying Database error
user.wp-logs table not found

Thanks for the plugin

是吗？这样也可以反应釜？

Great plugin! I started using it with version 2.1 and upgraded to 2.3. It stopped working after that, I am now downloading the newest version and hopefully that one will work.
Thanks!

larry

WordPress database error: [Table 'overdosse_wordpress.as_wp_loginlog' doesn't exist]
UPDATE as_wp_loginlog SET active = ‘2007-11-11 15:13:37′ WHERE username = ‘admin’

WHYY????

Wow!!! Been looking for this one!! I know many who needs this plugin!
However I get a bunch of N/A’s. Is it because I just installed the plugin?? I use WP 2.3.1

Could you maybe, in the future implent to display how many comments the members have done?

I keep getting this error, what to do??

The SELECT would examine more than MAX_JOIN_SIZE rows; check your WHERE and use SET SQL_BIG_SELECTS=1 or SET SQL_MAX_JOIN_SIZE=# if the SELECT is okay

I’m not sure if this is a bug or just how it works, but in the failed logins section it show every user name as Array. I’d like to know which user name was tried rather than just a generic “Array”. It looks like a bug in the script:

Username Time IP How Long Ago
Array 2007-11-30 21:06:11 71.36.73.221 48 min 37 sec
Array 2007-11-30 20:41:51 168.103.141.240 1 hour 12 min
Array 2007-11-30 18:39:20 128.187.0.178 3 hours 15 min
Array 2007-11-30 17:27:45 157.201.184.242 4 hours 27 min

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I tried the plugin on my blog with wordpress 2.3, it didn’t work.

Can’t locate the tab menu when installed on Wordpress Version 2.3.2

What should I do?

THank you.

I too am having a problem with this and 2.3.2. Clicking on Users -> Login Logs results in a blank page (I’ve been able to check for output errors yet).

Further, a look in the database shows that there are no entries, so it appears as though something changed in 2.3.2 which causes problems with this plugin.

The page is physically blank, as in a there is no output if I look at the source.

The manage file does in fact exist where the plugin is looking for it (/wp-admin/loginlog/manage.php), but nothing is displayed.

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Hi,
i’ve made some alterations in your plugin to keep track of the same user login.
I’ve made lines 71, 72, 73 and 74 to comments.
This change can show me if there is some intruder in my blog that have not altered my password….

oops…
lines 71, 72, 73 and 74 from file loginlog.php

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Could you add an extra function that allows you to delete inactive users?

Too much work. there are literally thousands of inactive users with no logins for months. It takes the plugin forever to display the log. I tried searching for a bulk deleter, but no luck. So figure this is the best option for me.

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Hello,

I like the plugin, but it looks the plugin doesn’t log the returning users who have checked the “remember me” checkbox at the login form.
Is it possible to log these users as well, without them having to log in each time?

Greets,

Danny

I’m using 2.5 and there seems to be some issue going on. When logged out and you login again, I get logged in the failed area. Other users have logged and they too are just showing up under the failed area. Sometimes if I clear the failed logins the users that were under failed disappear form the last login area. Weird.

hi there.com plugin but :

Does anybody know if tis script is compatible with Wordpress 2.5?

Thanks in advance for any help on this!

turkbaron

Thanks Rachel,

I really enjoy the plugin and am glad it’s not being abandoned like many others lately.

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Hi

seems to be the one I was looking for. Thanks for putting it up. I will DL and install it soon.

BTW, can it be altered in such a way that records from which country users has logged in and if the same user has logged in from different country in (in certain interval of time but this is not so important) an email would be sent to the administrator with the detail, or just being recorded in another table or column?

Haa, that would be cool. But let me first try to install this one first.

Regards

Darkraisin

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It looks like you’ve unzipped both the loginlog.php and manage.php files directly into the plugins folder rather than keeping them in the loginlog folder. They’ll both need to be in a loginlog folder (provided in the zip) to work correctly.

I tried the plugin on my blog with wordpress 2.3, it didn’t work.

hmmm… I’m not sure if I quite understand how this plugin adds value, from a truly practical perspective. Is it to help to see if someone is trying to hack into your website? Or, if someone else is logging in? I guess it would be useful if you suspected anything, but otherwise it doesn’t carry much use to me in my mind. However, I will keep it in mind if I ever suspect something’s going awry with who’s logging into my site.

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I tried the plugin on my blog with wordpress 2.3, it didn’t work.

Login Logger – Anotando todos os logins efetuados no painel de administração do blog.

I tried to activate this plugin, but it doesn’t show up in the plugin-activation list in Wordpress, and I kept both files in the loginlog folder. Any ideas? I really could use this information in my database.

Thanks!

Hey!

Nice idea fora plugin. Just a quick note that it doesn’t seem to work in 2.6. Doesn’t appear to create the mysql table correctly which is a real shame… any chance of an update at all? I’m sure there’s plenty of people who would love this plugin…I’ll help if I can…

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This works fine with 2.7-beta1 too. Thanks for this plugin.

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Great plugin and works perfectly thanks

G’day,

Great start to a handy wee plugin. Do you plan on continuing to update this plugin by any chance?

Thanks,
James
=-)

Hi There – a note to say thanks for this plugin. It’s on my list of essential plugins for new installs. Also seems to be working fine in Wp 2.8 Nice one

It would be nice to see an updated design of the log overview because its hard to read now.
Example:
Sam 2009-08-16 19:39:31 68.*.***.** 45 sec 0 sec
and
Username Time IP How Long Ago Time Since Last Active

some columns are very close without any separation and make it confusing

it would be nice to see some separation between columns and rows and a
(WP 2.8.4)

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Thanks allot for the design update!!

would be good if this plugin logged the number of times a user has logged in

Hallo,
finde das Plugin auch genial, kann man das irgentwie hinbekommen, das die geköschten User nicht mehr in der Liste angezeigt werden.

Wäre toll

Grüße Feechen

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Perfect Thanks!

/Doug

Love the plugin, but noticed a design flaw:
if your members never log out, and choose to use the cookie login instead, the plugin never shows their initial log ins.

I modified the code a bit, made the function loging_active() check if the database has any mention of the user (otherwise the update statement doesn’t do anything):

function loginlog_active() {
global $user_login, $wpdb;
$table_name = $wpdb->prefix.”loginlog”;
$check = $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT * FROM “.$table_name.” WHERE username= %s AND success=’1′”,$user_login);
$empty = $wpdb->query($check);
if($empty == 0) { loginlog_loginsuccess($user_login); }
else {
$update = $wpdb->prepare(“UPDATE “.$table_name.” SET active = %s WHERE username=%s”,current_time(‘mysql’),$user_login);
$wpdb->query($update);
}
}

oops, small bug, should be:

if($empty == 0 && is_user_logged_in() )